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Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
PEARLS or WISDOM.

II is only right service which is per.
feet freedom
Dost thou love life7 Then waste not
time, for time Is the stuff shat life Is
made OF.
We owe obedience to the law of rea.
son, which teaches mediocrity in meats
and drinks.
The oak that now spreadeth its
branches toward the heavens WAS once
bu. all acorn in the bowels OF the earth.
Nature, the handmaideo Of God Al.
mighty, doth nothing but with good
n vice, IL we make researches into the
true reason Of things.
Just as there comes q warm sunbeam
into every cottage window, so comes
love beam of Gods care and pity for
every separate soul.
II 10 very peasant to see some men
turn round; pleaf ant AZ q sudden rush
of warm cir In winter, or the flash OF
freight In the chill duck.
To avense ones self is to confess that
one has been wounded, bat II 10 not the
part OF noble mind TO be won nded BY
an injury; great mind. and one that
Is conscious Of Its own true worth, does
not avsnse an injury, because 1t d0ca
not feel It.
The sphere of our affections IL one In
which we are very apt to expect toe
much from others, and often estrange,
mert. Where we love we naturally
crave TO be loved: but this craving, II
not regulated by reason, Is very likely
to blossom into selfish oppression.
"And another year"-will tell anoth
er years story. Don't you like to think
of that sometimes? That the story
isn't done ever? That there 10 alwAyi
more to tell. on and on? And thai
means more TO do. We are all making
. piece Of It. II We stayed right still
you zee, why, the Lord might ~ vel
shut up the boos.
The love of truth, as such. IL good
but when 1t 10 misdirected by thought
lessness or over excitsd by vanity, and
| either seizes on facts of small value, OF
gathers them chiefly that 1t may boas
OF Its grasp and apprehension, its worn
may become dull or Offensive. Yet le
us not therefore blame the Inherent low
| OF facts, but the incsutiousness OF tbeil
selection, and impertinence Of theil
statement.
| In my opinion the want OF occupation
10 DO less the plague of society than O.
solitude Nothing Is 30 apt TO narrow
the mind; nothing prod uoes more til
fling, eilly stories, miscbief.making, lies
than being eternslly shut up In . room
| with another, reduced Ms the only 81
Tentative to be constantly twaddling
When everybody 10 occupied, we only
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Tho experiments with the Julien
electric motor on the Eighth Avenue
Surface road, Nov York, are being con-
tin ued daily, IL 10 said, With results en-
tirsly satisfactory. Yesterday morning
. trip WAS made from the stables NJ
Forty ninth street aud Eighth avenue
to One.hundrod and fifth -strest ard
back, n distance OF about Ave miles.
w. p. Harvey, Of Philadelphia, aud
Charles B. Murray, OF Cincinnati, who
are interes ed In the motor, wers among
the passen gers The round trip occu
pied 4S minutes, including the switch.
Ing NJ tho upper end Of the route
About dosen passengers were In the
car, and the speed maintained was, on
The average, six Mills an hour.
| The Julien motor 10 Of the same type
- thope In use on surface roads In Paris
Power IL supplied BY storage batteries
arranged under the seats on both sides
| Of the car. The motor Was brought to
this country by the inventor. The car
Urinary surface care, and IL In operated
form.
Felix Kohl, the electrician who has
charge of the experiments, explained
Iyosterday the working OF the motor,
which, he said, was less complicated
even than the management OF car on
the cable road. The motor Can be
started or reversed by o simple arrange
Imept OF the brake that any competen,
Imam may understand In ten minutes
Tho storage batteries increase tn,
weight Of q car TO about Ave tons. IL
the car stables the batteries are ranged
in actions on racks on either aide Of thu
track; the motor runs between tn
,, racke; tho sides Of the csr are opened
!. the exhausted batteries removed, ant
. new batteries replaced.
This transfer. IL was sail, could b
. m de In three minutes. The wheel
: oAn be regulated at any speed from
three mlles to twenty mica an hour
Three classes OF the motors are ussd O
:, the Paris roads, representing three dill
:. ifereut grades Of power, q which Oh
would be capabls Of pullin
= 1.-TWO ordinary street cars when ALE
y with passengers. The batteries whe
= stored last for six hours, and the ez
!. !. pense Of running, 1t WIS stated,
q placed ut from 10 TO 20 per cent. lie,
= than that Of cable roads. The sreate'
= ldificulty experienced on the Eiah.
iAvenue road was the irregularity Of II
TRACKS. whi:h. though htttd for hori
= traffic, sre not exact enough in the
- igzuee for machine roads. Next weel
% II was said, the motor wotld be put
!, work on regular trips durilg the day.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Mrs. Rachel j., the wife of John L.
Crossan, died a. her husband's resi-
dence, No. 939 Reed street. yesterday
morning, In the 40th year OF her age.
The deceased was born usar Laurel
Sussex County, removed u this city IL
1865, and was married in 1873. Last
March she contracted severe cold
which Settled on her lungs and soon
developed into that dread disease con-
sumption. She has been confined To
her bed tor many weeks, and although
1t times her sufferinRs were intense,
she waa never known 10 murmur oil
complain. She was mem Der of Olive,
Presby terrain Church, an honest Chris
tian and took an active psrt in every
thing pertaining to the welfare or pros
perity Of the church. Tht last words
she uttered were to her husband, that
she was "aoing TO sleep In Jesus." She
had q large circle Of friends and &c
quaiDtances by whom she will b
greatly missed. The time when be-
funeral will take plsce has not ye
been determined but will probably b
| aunOun Oed tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
An Insane man.

George Watson, who, until about one
week ago, WAS employed on the p, w.
& B. Railroad az brakeman, became
insane on Friday evening ut his board
ing house, on Adams street, between
Front and Pleasant streets, nnd aston
ishea Mrs. Early, the proprietress, and
other inmates Of the house by rushing
down stairs and declaring that he was
pursued by his wife, his mother-in-law
and about twenty men. He then left
the house but was afterwards arrested
by Sergeant Taylor and locked up,
when DIR. Osle had him removed to the
ain shoule. Watson is about % years
of age and came to this city some time
ago from New York.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24


, Pni.i,,ds.Pnia ssrprsssl. 2 a6a, q %. $50,
II 30, 2 ", 9 90. b "a. o " and 90 D. m.
Accommodation, . 40, 7 90. Z %, 10 % o, m.
30, 90, 10, 80. 10 30 p. No.
FOR chester loxpress), Q %, 7 90. 8 10, Q TO-.
~, IL 81, II 81 .. m, IL 3d. n, Q 10 and 7.o6
Accommodation. 0 40, 7 90, 7 os, 8 Is, 10 30.
q. m, 20, %, 40, o 80 and 10 30 .. m,
new YORK, q 90, 2b2, 400, 30, z 90, $50
~ o. ~ o. q. m. so 23, o., 30, 3 n. 70 20,
For West Chester, via LamoKin, GO and
10 q. m, 80 and 4 90 p. m.
For Newark and intermediate stationG
~ q. m, IL IS and Il p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 90
q. m, 81 p. In. and IL O5 n,grt.
Baltimore and Bay Line, I 40 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, rs, 4 46. 8 o.
10 o. u 90 q m, Il "a. rl7. 444, 6 10, 20 s6
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 0 90, s 30 q. m, IL 81, 2 90, Q so,
rs and II Is p. m.
Georgetown and I-ewcs, s 80 q. M, and 70
p. m.
Seaford Express, 3 % p. m.
q. m, IL IS p. %.
Express for Harrington, SO p. m. Way
train 0 25 p. IN
Express for Dover, Harrington and Dol
mar, ii b6 p. m. every day.
franklin City, $50 Q. m.
Express for Norfolk. IL Sc D. m. daily.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington {express), II 70, 8 90, 7 20, I ~,
10, 10 20, ii 40, IL 81 3. m. 501, 4 OF, $50,
8 0s, II, o o., 0 81, ii 10 ard IL "a D. IN.
Accommodation, Q 80, 10 20 q. n, ] 81 3 ~,
%, ~. 8 %. 10 O3 10 40 and II IL p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

TEOR SALE OK ExUHANaE--A NUN
- Dor Of desirable houses, with all the
modern Improvements. LATHE cash required,
payment. Balances may Yexnaln on mort.
gage TOR ysars. Also building sjtos AL
parts Of the city for residences; aloo mama
sActuring sites, especially adapted for mo-
rocco business, with m svcf-dowing stream
rom tho X. q. p. Railroad. City TAI enc
eighth tile regular rates. This property will
- sold By the aero or IN SKlAllor lots, Of
ssrms 70 sal. purohassrr. ABo tousss 10
On. cheap. THOS. M. O9L.E,
Toa Preach street.
Or P.J. FORD. stA snd Kodnsu. Ezi.ti
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Nearly . II the above phases are adsptsd
for trucking. small ffuit, gardening, poultry
fsising, and have the advantage OF being
right 81 market.
The land 10 high and handsomely situated;
bsibg 20 near the oify, such an opportunity
10 secure an attractive and profitable homo
Ut 20 low . figure is seldom offered. No
ut double the price.
For some Of the places. part city property
would DO taken IN exchange. Also house,
for sale In oil parts Of the city.
For full particulars, call at once CT
PHILIP X. CLARK CO..
COOK Market Street,
jan 2o.eoc-i Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

hi be received BY tho
Sn,il . clock .. NJ,
supplying the aims
k,rtmeht with bread,
ma vhiskey, nour snd
M. shoes, carpet slip
medicines, oats and
kry 70, 1857, to Ap"
|, by the quarter, IN
Kind quarter. with the
El,b / forelusrtets out
Lad dressing not ioss
u for forsqnsrters only
Ir,auired cin be seon
schcdules for the con-
ii be furnished at the
"a 10 bs delivered ~
ny extra charge
write the word pro
he envelope, 80 ina
ehed from other con
dress trustees Of IN,
hnty, care Of JOIN
tendont. .,us,
ilpet
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

The following described real esta.o, viz:
All that certain lot, piece OF psrcei Of land,
with a brick dwelling house thereon, situate
Ia the cily OF ilmls gtOn, bouudsd and de.
scribed ss follows TO wit:
Beginning Mt point on the easterly side
OF Scott street at the distance Of las feet
from the corner 10 med by the Intersection
OF the said side OF scott street with the
northerly side cffront street., tnence castor.
ly and parallel 10 Front .eet 81 feet TO the
westerly sdoo d 3-fcoS vie alley thence
northerly alcug said sile CT sid alley and
parallel wiib > OFT stree "A feat 10 corner.
thence westerly ana parable, 10 From sire It
81 feet 10 The ia, side OF Soott street; and
thence thereby cutlery IL feet to The place
OF beginning, with the use Of az alley win
others, exc.
seized and taken into execution as the
property of MahlLn VI. Chtld end Msry W
| In lid his ia. and I, IT,, ard TO be sold BY
Gl LEES LA MBsO y, Shsr I!
sheriff eOttoe, Wilmington, Jan. - 1887
1 IAulb
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
A Row Fire Alarm.

A new fre alarm Is about to be In
troduced into Philadelphia, which will
no doubt be the means Of saving vast
deal OF property. The alarm Is Their
mostal or neat detector, which Is ad.
iusted 70 the ceiling of q room and con-
nected by wires with indicators on the
exterior Of the building and at the fire
station. An Increase of temperature
Will expand the diaphram OF the in
strument 30 that It touches o button
and completes . circuit. pounding an
alarm and indicating the street, build
ing and floor affected. A company is
now being organized to introduce this
new S. stem.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

4 nssaSStand a .! I
-Ih lHMI

! 1rrrr, taBd door, I
|Jsnuary 10, 1877. }
|nsr,on NJ against vhoss
ns outstanding In the
|resptctfuiiy cslled 70
lrter. Ordinances Boos,
4 aif the amount o.
v,tbiu 90 days after
l,coi. IL shsll be the
sald city 10 Issue .
M said city auditor,
wv the same with all
xyrounds or buildings
NJ upon such street, -
rounds or buildings,
In be sold BY the said
suc,ion, upon ten uo)
h spspers pu olishsd IN
law before proceed
plssed in many IN
,srI wants Of the city
{ecessaTy that oil out
kpiiy collected: al,
Instituted for the COL.
sining unpaid after :
aate OF this notice, n
N be added.
FRANK BsLL.
Oily Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

speak when w hsvs somsshing to say;
but when NJ are doing nothing, We are
|compslled 70 b always talking; and Of
oil torments that 10 the most annoying
and the most dangerous.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
SUNDAY TRAINS.

For Philadelphia (express), 2 90, 2 81, 4 90,
70, II 81 q. m, 8 90, ~ and 7 90 p. m.
Accommodation, $50 Q. m, Il 10, 26,
30, Z ~, 9 80 p. m.
For Chester (eIpress), 7 20, IL 81 .. NJ, a
and % p. m.
40 and 80 p. IN.
. FOR naw York lespressl, q 90. asa 100
20, IL 81 a. m, 700, Sra, &c ana % y. ".
For West Chester, via Lzmokin, 9 86A. n.
and 8 90 D. m.
Baltimore and wasnington, / 2s, 1 %, o.,
10 0s am. IL 81, 80 (Limited), and 5&6 2. 10.
Baltimore, IL e6 night.
Leave Pniiadelpnia, Broad street, for VIII
ningtop (express), Il 26. 20, 20, 9 10, IL 10
=. m. 81, IL 10, and IL "a p. m.
Accommodation, ss5, 10 70 .. m, II 81, o 10.
80 and IL a. p. N.
For further Information passengers are ~.
ferted 10 the ticket office at tho sts ton.
Traias marked thus (&)are limited exprass
upon which extra fArs Is charged.
J. X. Wool.
General Passenger Agent.
ORARI - Il. PUeH General MsnAger.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
At2 O'Clock, p. m,

This FLOWING described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situate IN the city of Wilm nxton with a
two story brick dwelling house tn reon cree {.
ed. bCuade1 and described as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at poiat on the eas.erly side
OF Scott street q. tho distance Of l2i feet
from the corner formed by the intersect ion
OF The said SIDE OF scott street wi.n the nor.
therly side OF Front street, thence easterly
and parallel 10 front street 81 foot to tho
westerly side OF a three feet wtdo alley,
thence northerly along satu side OF aaid
AL y and par iliel with scott street Il feet
to q c1rner,. thercn we7teriy and parallel
with Front stre.t ~ iees tn the said side Of
Scott street and thence thereby southeriy i.
feet 70 the plAco VI beginning with tho use
o; alley, sc.
ssiz,d AID taken In execution az the pro-
perty Of MahlOn M. Ohiid and npry W.
| Oniid, mis- wife, and I. T., and to be sold by
GILES LAM BSON, sheriff.
Shsr.f's Once, Wilmington, January IL
| lSsV. janis
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

LrOK SALE-A FaRM or AZ AUREs,
= five males from Wilmington, on the
Lancatter PIKE, quarter Of q mile from
w ooddale station, on tho u. h u. k0ad.
Good stono house and barn and other out
buildings; land In q high sta,e Of cultiva-
tion ana well wstered. Four asros VI good
tim Der. Good apple orchard and other
fruit. Apply 10 Marshall 5. Jordan, on the
farm. or address JOSEPH LEACh,
i2ae,d.itwf Woodisie, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

MPtIAHDE WITH
End requ tronents OF
mbly VI the state 81
byer, March -. 1883,
kcrning Private Cor.
hereby given that q
hg e company 10 pc
kWare Extract Gem .
| day Of January a. ID.
m., be presented az
kton.to tho Aono;abic
kociate Judge OF the
State Of Delaware, In
bounty, for his ap-
HARhlNGlON,
h for Incorporators.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
buartm0nt,

! nnd King BIS.
or 1881 II paid on
|. the face OF piii 10
I will DO sdded; IN
HES may be drawn.
y viii DO closed on
B charged with the
rtablss pieaae tass
ID not to supply m-
premises With city
b OF printed permit mi
under pensliy Oh W.
70 ! y. III.
ROHE, Registrar:
df.tf
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Az o'clock p. ne,

tt Q fOIIoWIng uoscIl Deu foaI ehtuFe, VIZ.
BEGINNING on tho southerly side of I Front
street at he cis;aroe of I52 feet inches
wesle ely from the westerly sids of DUPONT
street az \ corner OF land Of James Moro y,
thence ssutherIy along the line OF aid land
Jas feet TO the northerly OF eire Tulip street,
thenoo oAsteriy along the said side OF Tulip
street II feet inches to stake. thence
uortheriy parallel with DuPent street las
feet to the southeriy side Of Front street to q
stake, thence westerly long the said side OF
Front street, II feet inches to the place OF
beginning, be the contents within said
bound shat they may.
Book u vol. IL, page ~ &c.
Seizsd ana tal on in exc ;ui!on as tho prop
erty or George ". Bouidel ami Mary
fsoulden, his wife. and I. l.. and 10 bs sold
by GILES LAMBSON. Sherin.
Sherifi's Office, Wilmington, January 8
1857. jls-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

rFOR SALE--hoUsE No. 9oS FkENOa
q street; " rooms and bath, sll modern
Improvements. This house IL In excellent
repair and must be told 10 close an estate.
Also o number OF modern houses in western
part OF the city. Those arc the meet eonve-
nient houses in the marFet, and any ono
wishing 10 purchase would do well 10 look
1T Gun before purchasing elsewhere. Terms
10 suit purchasers TiNDALi. a BRO,
sil W. Ninth street, or All L. Seventh street.
jznA2ott
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
WE OFFER
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
Al REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NEW SAbILk NOt Nibt
Jan. 18th, 1857.
Upon the application of George W. Ely
Executor of usanna r. Ely, late OF Chris
llAna Hundred, In said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice Of
ranting of letters Testamentary upon the es-
tate OF the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof BY causing. advertise.
rom the date OF such!etters In six Of
the most public places of the county
of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate TO present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly In
ouch case made and provided and also cause
she same to be inserted within the same eriod
N the Daily REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pu b.
lished in Wilmington, Del, and to be contln-
ued therein three weeks &c. o. d.
~->-~1 Given under the hand ana Seal Of
Il. s. Once OF the Register aforesaid, at
t@-- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and wear above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NorICE-All persona having claims again INST
the estate ofthe deceased must present the
same duly ettested 10 the Executor, on
or before Jan. 18th, 1873 or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided.
GEORGE W. ELY, Executor,
Or Il. &. FRAlM, ESQ.,, his ATTY.
Address, Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
NOR SALE.

500 Van Buren, st., 9 rooms and bath.
1907 Rodney st., rooms and bath.
1907 W. sth still :. :.
ib42 Van Buren, st., I" 4" "
40 Jefferson st., 10 " ."
9Ol Chestnut at, store, 8 rooms and bath.
Cottage on tho HIghisnd,. IL rooms and
bath. Apply 70 NJ. &. POOLE,
iT.eod-f 7e< Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

NOR sALs-A RARE CHAN JE-rHE
Il stock and fixtures OF an old establish
cd erocery store, doing good business.
this Otiioe. 1851
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

JNOR SALE-A FARM OF 10 ACRLS,
II on concord pike, 3 miies from city
line, with good buildinRs Terms TO
suit. J. ]. PIERCE.
i10.tf No. Q ". tn street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

.UR ALL KINDS
clothipX, watches,
sowing machines.
u Of which will Ne
. at o low rate COZ
Del. olh-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

HCE-FOR SALE
Htures OF an old esiab-
loing q good business.
ing. ADDRESS Grocery,
l3.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

AHER.FF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE " A
~ writ OF Levsri ksctas to me dir cted,
VIII be exposed TO public sale, al the Curt
House, on market street. betwes . Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Win .ngton,
New Castle County, DelawLre,
ON MONDAY,
THE alsr DAY OF JANUARY. 1857
ht2otriocx IA m
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

BUST OPEN Ed M Y
Stable on Van,
evonth and Eighth
D pleased TO have my
hg new. Telephone
AKrlH. ieI2-.tf
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THEEl fss s;;;s ::::':

DIR. TnEEl E? +; s::$:!;; s.:
tered Phi ean surgeon Of both schools Phhdas lead
ing Specialist Certificates Diplomas proye for 40
private drenses. Important cases, recent or old In
Guiding Blood Poison Diseases o. the Skin, Kidneys
other organs Obstinate Ulcers Throat affections,
Nervous Debility, youthful imprudence. melan.
chaty. abuse OF socaled purely vegetable
nedepe premature decline, successfully treated and
rupIdiy cured after all others fall Relief Mt once
livery should read Or. Theel's book, "Truthr ra
medical treatise and exposure OF enormous swindes h1
verified in books pam phlcta circulars distributed BY
diseases described terrible and hope
less. These writings condemned BY the chief au
hor;les IN medical science. and full OF bareaced lies
only running those unfortunhtcs who read them ~
eXagsersng the condition Of the poor sufferers they do
prvs them Of all hope and make them the victims OF dan
xerous pfeinneheiia- beware of the free preserip
tons, reverends" vendors Of patent medicines AMI
suchike individuals who. with their remedy pretend
all imaginable diseases while true science teaches
that the remedy change with the various stages Of III,
disease Hours 70 J. Ia Z. Wednesday and Saturday
evenings to 10. Sundays g To !. Write call.
BE KNOWN that DIR; mhee, ST.: one !,
the only genuine European specialist in the city oil
Philadelphia. He made his Studei or years under the
world-renowned Professors Jahr a. Muller, his
dentias atei by the German Court aud countersgned
BY the American Legation, prove Read Truth
fudge for yourself and ave yourself from falling int
he hands q prets nders and years of unhappiness
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

CHERIFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
, wri: of Levari Facias to me directed
will be exposed 20 puDiic sale, at tho Court
House on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh street,. In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, De :,
On MONDAY,
THE 3lsr DAY or JANUARY, 1887,
At 2 o'clock, p. m,
Tho following described real estate, viz;
ALI that certain lot, piece or paroei OF
land. situate In the city Of Wilmington, with
a BRICK Dwelling houaa thereon erected
(situate In the city aforesaid), bounded aud
describ d as follows, to wit:
beginning at pc mt on The easttrly side
else tt street at the distance OF 1902 feet
from the corner formed by the intersection
of the said side OF Scott street with the
northeIly side of Front street thence easter
~ and par llel to Front street, 50 f3et TO the
westerly side OF o 2feet wide alley. thence
norsherly along said side of SAID feet wide
alley IA feet to a corner thence westerly and
parallel to Front street 81 feet to tbs afore.
sa i'd side CT Scott strset and thence thereby
seutherly IA feet to the place Ct bsginn ny
with tho use Of alley, &c.
Seized and taken ia execution as the pro-
perry of Mahlon ii. Child and Mary W.
Ohiid, his VITO, npi to. and to bs soil by
GILES LAMBS N, sheriff
Sheriti's Ufioc, Wilmington, January IA,
1887. jan16
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

rTLE BOOK ON
und Health and
q by dict. only 2bc.
srRet street. d.,
ID q lady. 'and |
~ J could not re-
lana ind-4tw
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

)OLLEOtlDNs AND
Hon OF tenants receive
\ Prompt settlements
% nj J. FISH Eh.
mo. olkk Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
TONIGHT,

One Thousand b.cent Cigars for 3 cents.
one Thousand 10.osnt Ci,l srs for cents.
Great Tobacco Mart,
Seventh and Orange streets.
CHAPMAN. Son & Co.
P,S,-Loek for Mondays speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

u roomed frame hoose, nesriy new. and
. Fht acres OF land, Handsomely situated n
Pike, N miles from VA.
pington. Apply TO JOHN h. BEES IN,
near premises. dooZl.dAw.2us
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

NOR SALE - A 2SIOkI FRAME
= house and quarter aero lot. centrally
located and we'll situated In Hockessin, Del,
on easy terms. Apply 10 J. q JACKSON,
Agt, Hockessin, Del. jz2-2td-lt1
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

AL LOAN As SOOIA-
% for sale; ntft pay
d.
euE o. MAEJS, Sec.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,

Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,
Colds. rleu isy, Rheumatis Pneumonia,
Neurslgia, Sciatica. Lumb1go, Bacgache
ant other aim ents, foc which Benson's Dap
cire r iasters arc admitted to be the b. st
remedy known. They relieve and cure lin
a few hours wher no other application is { I
the Iesst benefit. Endorsed by 5000 Phys.
clans AM druggists. Beware OF imitation 9
under similar sounding names, such 20
.'Onp slcum,n "Capsicinp or "Oapsjcine.
Ask FOR HEssoN's AND TAKE NO OTHERS
TX mine carefully when you buy. All drug
glsts,
AEABUEY & JOHNSON. Proprietors,
New York. nB-no-we.sB- 6m
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

SEBY GIVEN THAT
the next session Of
De state Of Delaware,
husband, Alfred Hind.
uNDM AN. dec52.lms
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

NOR SALE-A NEW THREE STORY
II house, west side OF jackson street. be-
.ween 5th and 9th; also house No. To3 W 4.
10th street. Iuquiro OF JAS. u. DILLON.
sash factory, 4th street. noar Broomo Tele.
phone call 3+6. OBJ u